Everything you need to know to build your own Maloof-inspired rocking chair is now available. Charles Brock's new
plan bundle includes a
103 minute DVD, 48-page color-illustrated book and two 24"x48" full-size patterns. Order now and receive a free website membership plus bonus poster
while supplies last.

The SawStop PCS is a world class precision piece of woodworking machinery based just on its own merits as a tablesaw.
And by the way, it's also the SAFEST tablesaw in the world. The good news is it's available for a price that's competitive with
other professional tablesaws (all of which LACK SawStop's patented blade braking system). Drop by our store at your first opportunity
and see why the SawStop is the professional tablesaw that makes the most sense to buy.

The ergonomic Festool EHL 65 one-handed planer features a spiral single-knife cutterhead
that sheer-cuts quickly, quietly, and cleanly, producing amazingly smooth results. Many other
ingenious features make this lightweight but powerful planer the ideal tool for planing carcasses, trim, panels or doors.

We currently have a good stock of our premium German-made Hofmann & Hammer workbenches available for immediate delivery.
We believe there are no finer benches made anywhere.
Fine Woodworking magazine has designated these benches as a "Best Value."

We are now offering Steel City tablesaws and jointers at prices hundreds of dollars lower than we
listed in our spring-summer mail order catalog. The saws all feature the new-style solid granite tables
and the jointers have solid granite beds and fences. The dense black granite used in these tools
will never rust, warp or twist, and the granite tables and fences all include a full ten-year replacement guarantee. The machines themselves include a
five-year factory warranty.

For this popular monthly column, we invite you to SEND US PHOTOS of your woodworking shop along with
captions and a brief description of your woodworking. (Photos can most easily be sent to us via
email. 800 x 600 resolution is preferred.) Receive a $50 store gift card if we show
your shop in a future issue.

Featured this month is Stephen Nelson's compact but well-equipped antique clock restoration shop in Oklahoma.

I have four large walnut trees in my yard in South Carolina that need to be cut down.
I'd like to find someone who will buy the logs. How can I find a buyer and someone to cut them down, and how much would the logs be worth?

If you're within driving distance of Atlanta, please join us on October 17 between 9 AM and
6 PM for our big Fall
one-day sale, featuring popular factory demos and special in-store-only savings on a wide selection of popular
tools.

See us perform live the famous SawStop Tablesaw HOTDOG DEMO Saturday
at 11 AM and again at 2 PM.

When I first picked up a Fein MultiMaster, right away I could sense the solid German technology and precision that
went into it. Using my Fein MultiMaster a few times has convinced me that it is a precision tool
with the power to do a variety of tasks. In fact it is capable of many tasks that other tools
simply cannot do.

This month I want to show you some of the techniques I used to build this toolbox in SketchUp. Once
you have created your design, I will show you the basic process I use to translate the information
in a SketchUp model into vector values that can be used to produce the model on a CNC machine.

Here in North Georgia we just experienced what is now being called our
worst flood in recorded history. The Chattahoochee River spilled over its banks
like never before. I was called upon for help and advice by some of my regular customers who were struggling to deal with
the fact that their most prized possessions were floating in their own homes before being
laid to rest by the receding sludge.

It's a great time to buy this highly versatile bowl chuck for your lathe. Teknatool's SuperNova2 4-jaw
scroll chuck incorporates the latest in chucking technology. Its 4"
steel body is nickel plated for long life. Its quick-ratio scroll mechanism is driven by a ball end
hex wrench, which is easy to insert and can be tilted away from your workpiece to avoid
interference. Its composite backplate encloses the back of the body to keep out dust and dirt and it
includes 24 3mm indexing holes for precision positioning.Sale quantity is limited.

A salesman at Highland for more than two years, Billy also assists with logistics in our education department.
After several years as a cabinetmaker, Billy opened W. R. Rhoton Guitarworks in 2008 where he handcrafts
acoustical instruments. A student of Ivon Schmukler, he has studied at the Leeds Guitarmakers School in Northampton, MA.

As a musician, Billy has toured regionally and nationally with various bluegrass and rock-and-roll bands, and is
currently a member of the Athens, GA based supergroup, Lake City. He adds that at home he's tolerated on a daily basis by his wife, infant son and 3 dogs.

French-made Auriou rasps have long been a mainstay for sculptors, patternmakers and chairmakers, but the aggressive cut and smooth
finish left by these steel works of art will endear them to anyone who works wood.
After a year-long interruption in the supply of Auriou rasps, we are excited
to offer them once again in limited quantities.

The Gorilla Gripper is a new shop accessory that's ideal for gripping, lifting and carrying large
panels of any material, especially plywood, drywall, MDF, etc. It will help make
cabinet and construction work easier and safer as it helps you avoid acute and chronic back
injuries.

This acclaimed affordable spray system is the perfect entry into the world of
spray finishing for woodworkers who have previously relied only on brush-on wood finishes.
Our everyday low price on the Earlex
HV5000 is $299.99.

However while limited supplies last, a special purchase allows us to offer the Earlex HV5000 Spray Station for only $269.99.

We're excited to welcome back master cabinetmaker and
woodworking educator, Frank Klausz for 2 days this fall. A European trained cabinetmaker with over
50 years of woodworking experience, Frank is well known as as a popular lecturer and has written for
numerous woodworking magazines, as well as producing excellent DVDs on woodworking. Drawing on his
mastery of hand joinery, Frank will demystify the process of creating hand-cut dovetails, open
dovetails, half-lap joints, sliding dovetails and mortise & tenon joints.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to spend a weekend watching a master at work.

What is your favorite wood?
What glue do you use?
What are the best hand tools to use?
What are your favorite small machines?
What is your favorite router?
Where do you find good quality wood?
When are you going to retire?

Festool has repackaged their new 12+3 and 15+3 lithium-ion powered drills making them a bit easier to afford. Previously each model came with 4 different
drill chucks. Now each drill comes with 2 standard Fastfix chucks: the 1/2" drill chuck and the Centrotec chuck. The right-angle chuck and the eccentric chuck
are available as optional accessories.

Both models still include two high-efficiency lithium-ion batteries, smart charger, advanced electronic clutch, 3-year warranty and
stackable Systainer. The T12+3 sells for $400. The T15+3 sells for $450.

• The exclusive Fastfix chucking system allows each drill to
perform the function of several different drills.

• The second generation brushless motor is electronically protected against burnout and maintains constant
power regardless of load or speed.

• Tests have
shown the Festool T+3 drills outperform the competition's 15 and 18 volt drills. You can literally drive more than 1,000,000 screws with one of these drills.
Built to last a lifetime, it is literally the last drill you will ever need to buy.

"Recently I used your saw sharpening service and I wanted to
let you know that they did a super job on my blade. I not only needed the blade sharpened, but one tip was missing and they
replaced it as well. Turn around time was only about a week from my home in Tennessee. The blade
cuts as good as a new one. You can bet that I will be using you again when needed."

I have a 12" Jet bandsaw that I absolutely hated. It couldn't cut a straight line on a piece of 1/8"
ply. A friend told me to check out your Wood Slicer resawing bandsaw blade. I went to your site to
check it out. At first I kind of choked when I saw the price of the blade. I then read your
testimonials and decided to give one a try (you do guarantee that I will like it).

The first piece
of wood I cut was a chunk of mango. It went well, but then again, it is a softer wood. So I decided
to try a piece of Koa as it is a bit harder... cut like butter. Being the skeptic I am, I decided
to put it to what I considered an extreme test. I have a large chunk of desert ironwood that has
been sitting around for a while (because I just can't cut it). In previous attempts, I could barely
slice a 2" section. The results were not pretty, it took forever and a day to cut, and the dust was
incredible.

I figured what the heck, I am going to make this blade cry, so I put a four inch thick
slab of ironwood on the bandsaw, turned it on and it cut through it without a problem. There was no smoking, no
dust clouds, and the finish on the cut side of the wood was unbelievable. Bottom line, I will
NEVER buy another band saw blade other than this one. It is everything you said it was. Please feel
free to use me as a reference. I would love to be able to help other woodworkers discover this
blade. On a side note... I no longer hate my bandsaw.— Thank You, Rick G.

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If
you live near Atlanta, or are just
passing through, we invite you to visit and leisurely browse our amazing retail store. The thousands
of
woodworking tools on display here await your personal examination.

For decades we have offered milk paint, the wood finish that was historically used on
early American furniture. It's appropriate for any project where an earth-tone finish is desired.
Milk paint comes in powdered form which you mix with water. When applied, it dries flat with a
rustic texture.

We are pleased to announce that we now also offer SafePaint, a brand new milk paint product
especially formulated for use as an environmentally-friendly wall paint.

More good news: First-time users of our milk paint products can receive a $5 mail-in rebate.